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Partner Projects Documentation

The OME Consortium includes laboratories in the UK, France, Italy, and the USA. Developers in a number of these laboratories are currently funded by a Wellcome Trust Strategic Award (see the OME Teams page for further details). As well as contributing to the core OME codebase and documentation, some of these labs are working on integrating additional functions and modules with OMERO. Note that the following are links to documentation for these tools, refer to theproduct pagesfor more information.

FLIMfit is an OMERO client developed by Prof Paul French's laboratory at Imperial College London, designed to facilitate viewing and analysis of FLIM data. NEW VERSION AVAILABLE

u-track is an OMERO client developed by Prof Gaudenz Danuser's laboratory at Harvard Medical School designed to track multiple particles in time-lapse movies.

OMERO.biobank is an extension of OMERO allowing it to work with non-image data, developed by Dr Gianluigi Zanetti's laboratory at the Center for Advanced Studies, Research and Development in Sardinia.

OMERO.webtagging is a collection of tag-based tools to extend the OMERO.web client, to automate the application of tags to images, and allow searching by tags, developed by Douglas Russell in Dr Ilan Davis' laboratory, Micron at the University of Oxford UK.

OMERO.csvtools is a script-based tool for mass tagging operations, developed by Spencer Shorte's laboratory at Imagopole, Institut Pasteur Paris, France.

OMERO.figure is an app for the OMERO.web client which extends the figure making capabilities of OMERO, developed by Will Moore in Prof Jason Swedlow's laboratory at the University of Dundee UK.

OMERO.searcher is an extension of the OMERO.web client that provides the ability to search for images by their content (e.g., subcellular patterns) rather than just by their annotations. It was developed in Dr Robert F. Murphy's laboratory in the Ray and Stephanie Lane Center for Computational Biology at Carnegie Mellon University.